St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
PERSONAL PICK-UPS.

During the week the Minnesota club
has entertained A. Rogers, New York :
George IL. Singer, Boston; George w.
Greenough, New York; w. J. Mandell,
Boston; George F. Benson, Lake City :;
George B. McMichael, Marshalltown; Z.
Schroeder, Bremen; E. Il. Abbott, Min
neapolis; n. p. Marvin, Akron; Sam
w. Anderson, La Crosse; G. Lawson,
U. S. A; B. w. Buxtor, Weybridge
Ben Bartlett, Chicago; John S. Nc
Chesney, Aberdeen; l. Hodgson, Min
neapolis, and MeSsrS. Avery and Knowl-
ton, of New York.
Mrs. George r. Finch will call upon
her sister, Mrs. Davis, who is quite ill
in Paris, before visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Stockton of The Hague. A cable
party across the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs: L. i. Scott will go to
White Bear this we X to enjoy the lake
breezes for the sum her. Mr.. and Mrs.
a. L. Hart, of Knishtsville, Ind, will
be their guests during the summer sea-
son.
George X. Finch returned from New
York Friday, after safely conducting
his family to the Etruria. He says the
steamer w as covered with flowers when
it took its'departure.
MrS.R. W. Freema n, accompanied bv
her son, ID. w. Freeman, left yesterday
afternoon for fOur-WeekS visit to New
DIRK, Washington and other Eastern
points.
Judge E. G. Palmer and family arrived
Thursday from Augusta, Ga. They will
occupy their cottage on the island at
White Bear during the summer.
w. r. Merriam, S. E. Dawson, j. B..
Chapman and Mr.. Emery entertained
box opera parties at MOdjeska's pre-
sentation of MARY Stuart"
Hon. J. II. Drake leaves tonight for
his petrified farm in Arizona, and his
family start this week for their summer
home in the Green mountains.
Gen. G. II. I. Collins, Walter Horse
man and G. Dickson. of Philadelphia, all
paid their respects to E. j. CattelI dur
ing the week.
Mrs. DR.. McCord, of West Seventh
street, and her little son, Guy, have
started for summer Sojourn among the
lakes in Canada.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Marie Kilt
son returned yesterday from school in
New York to spend the summer at home
in st. Paul.
Mrs. Catharine Wallingford, of INDIAN
son, Z. a. Wallingford at Warrendale,
Lake Como.
Mayor r. A. Smith and William Daw-
son have been enjoying a few DAYS at
MIR. DawSOn's trout preserve, near Tay-
lor'S Falls.
Mrs. o. S. Hutchinson, of Prescott.
WIS, has been entertained during the
week by her daughter, Mrs. Floyd w.
Horton.
Marie Stone, Agnes Huntingdon, Tom
Karl, w. III. Mcdonald and Prof. Stud
ley are expected to arrive at the Ryan
to-day.
Gov. McGill returned home from
Washington Tuesday. He is preparing
for new residence at st. Anthony
Park.
Hon. W. E. Dodge, of Jamestown.
c0ntemplateS removing to this city.
Mr.. Dodge will continue his practice of
law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bell, of Rocbes-
ter, n. Y, are visiting Mrs. Bells sis
ter, Miss Mccall, at 252 Rice street.
f. c. Hayes, organist of the Wood
land Park Baptist church, has returned
home after three months absence.
Fred S. Bryant and sister, Mrs. w. r.
Kirke, have arrived home after three
weeks visit in the East.
= H. S. Sibley and familys and Morton
BarrOws and family have returned from
a fishing at Forest lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kinsey were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cole.
of ShakOpee, Monday.
Miss Florence Yates, of Washburn.
Wis, will spend the summer with
friends in this city.
Mrs. G. G. Thorne has returned home
from her Hastings visit, accompanied by
Miss Lavina Pierce.
Col. Gaines Lawson, of Fort Smelling.
has returned after leave of absence
of six months.
Mrs. Orrin Kipp passed a few DAYS
pleasantly with her parents at Hender-
son, last week.
Mrs. ii. A. Schaffer, of Chicago. is
visiting Mrs. James Middleton, of Hoff-
man avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Darr, of Dav-
export, To-, are visiting friends in st.
Paul.
Mrs. W. G. Goforth, of Lincoln ave-
nue., returned last Thursday from the
South.
Mrs. Adjt. Gen. Seely, of Lake CITY.
spent last week with her husband in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp paid visit to
MI; and Mrs. }. j. Rhodes, of Hastings
Mrs. John A. Berkey and her two
children were in Lake City last Monday.
w. G. Reed returned home Sunday
from three weeks visit to Kentucky.
Miss Millie Mclaughlin is visiting
Miss McQuillan, of East Tenth street.
Mrs. MeSser, of this city, is the guest
of B. d. Pay and family, of Mankato.
Mrs. S. J. Arnold has been visiting
her son, w. f. Arnold, of Red Wing.
Miss Bessie Kittson will soon return
from attending school in New York.
Mrs. George Collins, is visiting her
father, G. f. Hatch, of Lake City.
Mrs. Charles L. Cardigan has 6 one to
spend the summer in Alexandra a.
Mr.. Groves, of the Manitoba, has
taken the old Gordon mansion.
Mrs. Mcdonald, of Kentucky, is the
guest of Mrs. Judge Kelly.
Mrs. 0. l.. Taylor is visiting her old
home at Edwardsville, Ill.
Miss Averill has been visiting Mrs.
StOwell, of Appleton, Wis.
Mrs. A. b. Hill and daughter. Miss
Josie, of Lake City, have come to st.
Paul to attend the Banks-Schroeder
wedding.
Mrs. Stanton, of Morris, is the guest
of Mrs. John b. Sanborn.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Lyons are visiting
relatives in Henderson.
Gen. G. NJ. MacCarthy has returned
from the Hot Springs.
Congressman Edmund Rice returned
from Canada Friday.
Col. r. l.. German came back from
Milwaukee Tuesday.
Mrs. nj. e. HuntreSS has been visiting
friends at Hastings.
Louis Hay, went East yesterday to be
gone month.
Mrs. James Skinner is visiting friends
East.
E. W. Peet has been in Chicago.